Keeping your love sacred will: 

• Help bring more romance and love into your life
• Help you let go of the past and have the relationship of your dreams
• Reveal the path to sustaining a magnificent, devotional relationship
• Help you love a partner who can share life’s journey with you

What if you understood how to make the honeymoon last forever? What if you had the keys to help you work through challenges and emerge more loving and more inspired than before? What if you could fall in love over and over again at will? This is not a Utopian dream, it is an achievable reality, and it can be your reality if you are prepared to make your love sacred.

In many relationships, the honeymoon is expected to last little more than a few months, sometimes less. By contrast, in a relationship built on the principles of sacred love, the honeymoon lasts forever. Honeymoon really means “honey mood”: a mood of gratitude and great affection, appreciation and devotion, a sacrifice of lower priority choices in order to love.

There are five universal laws of love. These principles stand the test of time and, if followed, promise that you and your partner will celebrate love in its highest form throughout your lifetime together.

The first principle: Stillness

Falling in love is, for most people, an accident of fate. One minute we are standing waiting for a train, the next moment we are in love. Our mind stops just long enough for love to appear through the haze of everyday life. The ego is bewildered and cannot function, there are no expectations, and we literally succumb to a sacred and magnificent experience. From that point on, the details are left to chance. That moment of falling in love becomes the memory on which the relationship is built. As if lost in a jungle after having once glimpsed the treasure, we search and search and waste our precious lives trying to recapture that moment.

The first principle of sacred love provides the road map back to that first exquisite, sacred experience of falling in love. It will no longer be an accident, or something to search for. A couple will learn how to re-experience the very reason for their relationship. They will fall in love at will.

The key is stillness – the ability to separate love from mind noise, expectations, doing, chasing, wanting, desiring, emotionalising and all other distractions. Being able to separate the external world of the ego from the internal world of emptiness and truth is really important for love. There are many paths to this place of stillness and most of them come under the umbrella of spirituality. The problem with this is that any spirituality that holds a philosophy is imparting further mind noise, and it is easy to replace one noise with another, one “should” with another.

Real stillness can come only from nature. Being in nature, experiencing the quiet of the forest, the calm of the ocean, the magnitude of the mountains, a soft breeze against your skin or the feel of cool, icy snow: all this brings peace to the human heart, and awakens the spirit of love. Go to a park, a garden, a riverbank or a beach. The key is to forget yourself. Lose the self-obsession of ”I want” and surrender to nothingness and emptiness. Then the love that is the real purpose of any relationship will surface, and you will be renewed.